The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-07-03
IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
At School No. there were informal
closing exercises. Principal Guilfogd
awarded diplomas to twenty graduates
The exercises in School No. were also
of IA informal character. Fifteen gradu-
ates received diplomas.
AT School No. 10 Miss Alice Barnes rem
dered piano solo. Annie Won Onlen, Ce-
lestln ViDger and Gertie Esterbrook re-
cited and the Misses Barnes sang
At School No. IL Director Voorhees, was.
present with Superintendent Ed ION. Reel
tations were gwen by Erlcka Jones and
Susie Hathaway. frankie Steele and
Christina Good sang, and Miss Mabel Tay-
lor made the farewell address Miss Emma
Chandler and Maggie Classy made the
highest record during the year. In the
boys department Arthur Woolsey and
Mervyn Stansbery read an essay; Willis
Lonbauser, John Wall, George Classy,
Joseph Niles, Harry Stewart, Elmer Ste
venson and Harold Berkenheimer and
others recited; John Hogan played violin
solo and Willie Hollenbeck piano solo,
At School No. IA Prof Barnes orchestra
furnished the music. Sadie Brown, E.
Cooke and Miss Garland recited, and
scene from the "Merchant of Venice" was
presented by Masters Bennington, Dom
nelly, Faupel, Barton and Perlee and Miss
Green. Director Muldoon presented di-
plomas to Nellie Greece, Bridget A. Mi
land, Jennie NJ. Verinder. Louise G. Bid
well, Jessie r. Perlee, Clara L. Barnett,
Sadie Brown, Bessie Stirest, William L.
Stout, Henry Salton, Patrick j. Donnelly,
William Faupel, Margaret NJ Porter, Jo-
seph j., Barton, Claude L. Bennington,
Alexander M. Frazer, Edward Cook, Jr.,
and Michael W. O'Gorman.
At School No 8 the Rotations were by
Hattie Headden. Nathan Pendergrast,
Susie Conkling, w. Davis, Fred Cochran,
Oliver Eakin, Lizzie Baggs, and essays by
Tonic Mussehl and Miss Daisy Small, with
the usual variety of vocal and instrumental
music.
At School No. recitations were given
by the following pupils Robert Hopkins,
Maggie Hewitt, Lulu Butler. Nellie Apple
ton, Lille Lange, Mamie Nelson, Annie
Hyatt, LAURA Russell, May Doherty and
Edith Blauvelt. Principal Brensingel was
presented with handsome chair by the
teachers.
At school No. 10 nine young misses rem
dered pretty cantata. They were the
Misses Belle Davenport, Susie Teetsil, M.
Rhodes, s. Nelson, j. Crewen, ). Watson,
III. Terry, l.. Higgins and A. Relyan. A
programme of songs and recitatlons fol-
lowed.
At School No. comic operetta was
rendered by Captain, Richard Jones Ca
diets, Willie Dalton, Geo. Coward, John
Kipker drummer boys, Frank Kull, vii
lie O'Brien policemen, Thomas Smith,
Andrew Martin, Joe Miningham girls of
the Merry Company, Bertha Warnke, Jen-
ME Hicks, Katie Martin, Maggie Eckhoff
Accompanies, Miss Morgan. General di-
rectors, Misses Emery, Ward and White
head. Hon. E. I. Mclaughlin made an
address.
The closing exercises of School No. 90
were held Thursday afternoon. The
feature of the day was the presentation of
diplomas to the six out OF fourteen ap-
plicants for admission to the High School
who succeeded. They are Olivia Burk-
hard, Fred Seaman, Robert Schultz, Sam
uel McAnerny, Richard Petit and Joseph
Reilly.
MISS FINNs SCHOOL.
Miss Firms school had closing exercises
at Crescent Hall Tuesday evening. There
were recitations by BERTHE Shannon, Daisy
Bates, Lille Cartier, Howard Kattel, Harry
Elliott, Joseph Shannon, May Mcmillan,
Oracle Finn and Frank Knower. There
was also military drill, with all the little
chaps in the school in it, in proper uni
form, and French dialogue, in which sew
eral of the young misses. with Miss
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